way of my parents are old and the bad health, which is why my brother decided to leave the camp in san long station. lucky hoping to school family. it was told that my brother a ca, desperation because he was starving. i been with the state. it's trying to stop rowing or refugees from risking their lives in boats, but with little result, i'll just as request for an interview was declined by the cox's bizarre police bangladesh husband jonah's host to the displaced throw hanger. but the international community has so far, failed to put pressure on me and more. and their crisis appears to be far from over top of your children, visit our cox's bizarre the iran human rights organization, which is based in no way says at least $476.00 people, including children, have been killed during months of protests and demonstrations response by the death in police custody of massa, i'm in e, in september. she was detained in toronto for allegedly violating the strict dress codes wise group, say at least a 100 protest is facing the death penalty or lengthy prison sentences. to female iranian chess. players

parents are old and the bad health, which is why my brother had decided to leave the camp ahead to san long st. asia. lucky had been to school family. it was told that my brother jumped to garcia desperation because he was starving. i thought getting another from louisiana hard by mother says it's trying to stop rowing or refugees from risking their lives in boats. but with little result, i'll jessica, as request for an interview, was declined by the cox's bizarre police. bangladesh has been generous host to the display, so hang up. but the international community has so far failed to put pressure on me and mark. and the crisis appears to be far from over 10 vh audriel da 0. cox's bizarre migrant scholars at the u. s. mexico board, a se, they remain hopeful after the u. s. supreme court will to keep trump the restrictions in place well known as title 42 was imposed in 2020, so controlled spread. a coven. 19, a gave officials the power to expel thousands of undocumented migrants entering b u. s. from mexico. policy had been due to expire this month, several republican state. so trying to cha

for a studio apartment in san francisco they thought that was a grand ferry building had a competition to hire an architecture and choose a young aspiring architect and in the long paris and san francisco had grand plans for this transit station. so he proposed the beautiful new building i wanted it wider, there is none tonight. than that actually is but the price of concrete quitclaim two how and was not completed and killed. but it opened a greater claim and became fully operational before 1898 and first carriages and horses for the primary mode of transportation but market street was built up for serve tram lines and streetcars could go up to the door to embarcadero to hospitals and mission street up to nob hill and the fisherman's area. and then the earthquake hit in 190 six the ferry building collapsed the only thing had to be corrected once the facade of the tower. and 80 percent of the city would not survive the buildings collapsed the streets budges and the trams were running and buildings had to highland during the fire after the actuate tried to stop the mask fire in the city so think of a dennis herrera devastation of a cable car they were a mess the

san francisco. some may know bill has a long history of service. deputy mayor to diane feinstein in 1907. [laughter] when ever that was. she is the longest serving senator and he was there for the gold rush and important events. all seriousness, for those that don't know bill, related is one of the great developers in san francisco and california. they build phenomenal stuff and that part is great. i would just say bill is a better human being then a developer and it has been a pleasure. i want to thank (inaudible) ann silverburg and (inaudible) it is my pleasure to introduce my friend and big donor to the project, bill whity. [applause] >> thank you doug. as far as my age, all i can say is flattery will get you no where. so, i am amazed and overjoy to be here today and on behalf of related and my partner ann silverburg and project manager (inaudible) we are doing all the work here. i can't thank enough people and thank you enough. i will say the mayor said it really well that for us it's personal, and i have to thank doug and mercy, ramey, david fernandez, elizabeth, the whole team, beca

san francisco . it is typical for this time of year as we head into the winter months . let's look at what we can expect for the next seven days . average conditions all week long with mid 50s in san francisco and oakland. warmer for the friends and the low-lying areas all the way up to north bay where we expect to see partly cloudy skies and dense clouds as early as thursday. it could like like rain clouds but for the most part , dry conditions as we wrap up this work week into the weekend . it may be a perfect opportunity to head up to the slopes as we catch a break from the weather over the weekend. >>> and quarterback brock purdy shines in th detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer tran

he says ok, so implies his name in the san jessica, long as all he could do a dead voice from this and behind his boom, vengeful by georgia. i will probably do my music on these ones. when i spawn singleton with, with the guests eve, the west doesn't like you to morrow. anyone can be next. russia's foreign minister warns countries could find themselves falling out of favor. with the unipolar policies of the west sergey laboratory had been speaking about the main security challenges facing europe. russian, billionaire and crypto currency entrepreneur is killed and a helicopter crash. the 3rd sudden death of a high profile figure involved in digital currency in with, at the top you official born, there is no future for twitter in europe unless the law must redoubled his efforts to promote freedom of speech and tackle this information. but only in the way of you, of the use own interpretation with just after 7 pm here in the russian capital and you're watching our international. i'm your host with quarter. welcome to the program. which now the west will impose the same harsh policies agai

san jose. are your lights still up? how long do you leave them?ur christmas tree before new year's. >> i made that up. >> oh. >> all i know there's always that one neighbor who leaves them up a long time, and if you get to june 25th, you might as well leave them up. >> right. >> now you're on the downhill. you're closer to christmas. >> you have that clear day today. >> maybe this will be your incentive. if you want to preserve your decor, you don't want to leave that for the weekend. we have more storms on the way. i mean more than one literally. we have three or four more storms on the way that will lead us into the first week of january so take advantage now, laura said this is your window of opportunity to catch up on outdoor activities or anything like that before the rain moves back in. 48 degrees in san francisco. a beautiful view. and i want to show you this map because we are running significantly cooler in a lot of spots especially up through the north bay. napa 40 degrees. livermore, 49. yesterday we were in the 50s. that's because we h

temperatures dip into >>> after a week-long stalemate, san mateo finally has a new mayor. city council voted unanimously, late last night to appoint councilmember and lawrence lee. lee would have been elected last week, but two new councilmembers blocked the nomination, they wanted to elect a fifth council member first. protesters and public commenters were vocal at last nigh's meeting, shaming those councilmembers they say violated the judicial process. ultimately they chose long-time community activist richard hedges, to fill that seat. he said diaz-nash, who fought to delay the appointment will become vice mayor. >>> scientists today declared hawaii 's big island volcanoes have ceased erupting. the eruption from mauna loa, almost destroyed part of the big island's crucial highway. it stopped 1.7 miles away from it, wow! the associated earthquakes and volcanic activity has greatly diminished now that they are no longer active, but they will continue to monitor them for any signs of renewed activity. >>> it was so fascinating. expect that was spectacular video, especially

and by the way, that sans as shaw, long term message to all countries, without exception. good. well, mother saying guys you need to think this was about a voyaging, lovable room using the tools imposed by the west system. or then as globalization systems, we was of one of those b. o sir, if the was doesn't like hugh will be for sure is not liked by the west. if you and it is subjected to sanctions, silica, blue council for children and other countries, school yearbook, we are not allowed to buy or sell products or then i'm so another country could follow when she was your mom. now we see that the grain, sir, you have been sort global for the long term process of re shaping of this global mechanisms. and there is no doubt about that. no hopes could be pinned on the dollar. that has lost his credibility. a euro could also be used to, in this own financial fraud, given the tricks used by the e u. when or solar found a line try to justify miracle, because all the means that ah, authority would support it demanded. and the laws that should be taken in order to steal aversion, state

the other thing i wanted to point out here in san francisco, look at your morning temperatures all week long into this weekend. you will be in those 30s so some unusual chill in san francisco for the mornings this week. and for the inland values we are keeping it in the 50s. right near the freezing mark as well into saturday's forecast. all in all not a bad week coming our way especially after all this rainfall. i know jessica, you mentioned it and you to roger with damage to your house. it's nice to get this break after all that much needed rain. >> hopefully we can do it again in a few weeks when he says it will return. >> it looks possible in january for more strong storms. thank you josh. track up next, are we on the verge of limit is energy? a major breakthrough in the bay area that could change the future. >>> and happening out, heads up for late night and early morning commuters in the east bay a stretch of 680 in sonoma will be closed overnight on weekdays to repay the freeway. this is only for the northbound lanes. the closure began tonight the closure began tonight monday - life is

betty you got a closer look at the scene in san francisco. >> long after the stores closed ÃÃthis christmas, union square made bustling with people taking in all the holiday festivities. [music] >> on christmas eve Ãthis union square was a big draw from tourists and locals. people took plenty of photos and enjoyed the ice-skating rink. there were balloon animals for the kids and a sea of bubbles. we met san francisco residents, casey robbins and chris caning in the crowd. >> we came down so the lights and got dinner at union square. just hang out and enjoy the atmosphere. >> to sort of enjoy the christmas eve ÃÃyou know ÃÃ and only comes once a year. >> this holiday season mayor brain made new measures making it a safe space for shoppers and businesses. at this me, the foot traffic was heavy and the atmosphere was lively per. >> we come here all the time. >> yes. i brought my daughter to appear 39 and as a tourist ÃÃwe coming downtown that way. >> in cow hollow on union street. >> deck the halls at oh trick. it's one of three locations in the neighborhood offering holiday themed drinks and

or san diego it is not that long of a drive. they went across the way at san jose international to where the rental cars are and that is where the long line was today. it turns out, all of those rental car companies whether budget, hertz, avis, whatever, trying to find enough cars just like southwest was trying to find enough planes so some people were able to get cars and drive to their destination. some people, though, are still stuck here trying to get back home for the holidays. >> the lines went from southwest to now the rental cars. my goodness, yes. a lot of people needing the plan b. thank you for the preview. i know we'll see your full report at 6:00. thank you. >>> while it is raining here it is snowing in the sierra. we'll show you what it looks like and why it is not the best day to ski, despite the snow. rob will join us with the conditions up in tahoe. also, should tiktok be banned? it is a growing movement among lawmakers. the security threat and what we all need to know before we scroll. >>> back into the newsroom

death in san jose this year as officials warn drivers and pedestrians to exercise heightened caution on busy streets. >> people are driving way too fast. a change in driver behavior would go a long way towards improving safety on our streets. >> reporter: tributes have poured in from greater san jose community honoring her work and spirit including mayor liccardo who praised her work fighting for health and well being of immigrant families in the neighborhood and says maria is leaving shoes that can only be filled by the entire community working together. >> she built a network that wasn't about her. it was about us. the beautiful thing is that she spent the past 22 years in our community building leadership. that's what she's going to leave behind. there is a vibrant network of leadership among people really living in poverty. >> reporter: maria was working to expand operating hours and activities provided at a nearby youth center. once it is up and running, they plan to name it in maria's memory. >>> developing, coronavirus cases are spiking statewide. here is a look at the latest data in california. it shows a nearly 12% test positivity rate with about 7800 new cases and a da

s f moment called the event a communal celebration of the art, culture and creativity that has long put san francisco on the map. i had the great pleasure of standing at the door. i held the door for maybe 20 minutes. i fixed 750 people, none of whom i'd ever seen before in my life crossed into across into the museum, so it was exhilarating, truly. beautiful exhibits. there s f moments. special exhibitions of retrospectives from diego rivera and joan brown were included as part of today's free admission. still ahead a major announcement today from government officials in iran about that country so called morality. police also ahead. the new starbucks feature , drawing the ire of both employees and customers. here. we got plenty of rain around here today. lots of snow in the mountains that winter storm warning still, in effect, we'll put it all tog it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cose

the plane carrying brittney griner is expected to land in san antonio, capping the months' long campaign to free her from russian detention. >> what's your mood? >> happy. >> reporter: this video is from russian state media. it shows the wnba star leaving a russian penal colony before the controversial prisoner swap with convicted russian arms dealer viktor bout in abu dhabi. >> after months of being unjustly detained in russia, held under intolerable circumstances, brittney will be back in the arms. her loved ones. >> reporter: griner, a two-time olympic gold medalist was serving a nine-year sentence after officials found less than a gram of cannabis oil in her possession at an airport in february. >> the most important emotion i have is sincere gratitude. >> reporter: the u.s. has been demanding the release of griner and another american, paul whelan, jailed in russia for nearly four years on espionage charges. >> this was not a choice of which american to bring home. the choice was one or none. eporter:hile devastated, whelan's brothers >> mt for paul to come homy >> repte gs sa they'

for a studio apartment in san francisco they thought that was a grand ferry building had a competition to hire an architecture and choose a young aspiring architect and in the long paris and san francisco had grand plans for this transit station. so he proposed the beautiful new building i wanted it wider, there is none tonight. than that actually is but the price of concrete quitclaim two how and was not completed and killed. but it opened a greater claim and became fully operational before 1898 and first carriages and horses for the primary mode of transportation but market street was built up for serve tram lines and streetcars could go up to the door to embarcadero to hospitals and mission street up to nob hill and the fisherman's area. and then the earthquake hit in 190 six the ferry building collapsed the only thing had to be corrected once the facade of the tower. and 80 percent of the city would not survive the buildings collapsed the streets budges and the trams were running and buildings had to highland during the fire after the actuate tried to stop the mask fire in the city so think of a dennis herrera devastation of a cable car they were a mess the

. >> i long time san jose restaurant destroyed by fire , finds a new home. all the owner found a way to preserve a key part. >> is a building is the building. >>> a step toward justice for a family of the toddler caught in the crossfire of the freeway shooting. >> this is the worst nightmare and outcome of gun violence. >> what prosecutors of the revealed about the arrest. >>> she has always given to others. now, the community gives back to a bay area hero living without heat. >> a sense of exhaling, if i am honest. >>> the weekly deliveries that have made a life-changing difference for what bay area woman's health. >> with the economy, i wouldn't be able to afford the majority of the things i get. >> i think's i get more out of it than they do. it's a joy. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening. it was a milestone for a projec

that is isaiah jackson from one yard out, puts granite hills ahead, one more chance for san ramon valley, fourth and long. and it falls incomplete, granite hills wins it 31-24, division seven state championship lincoln high of san francisco facing crenshaw. let's go third quarter, lincoln high dominated this one, michael simmons breaks loose, nobody was going to stop him, 49 yard touchdown, that day for lincoln, they win 50 4-6 and claim the seven a state title. college hoops, randy bennett, st. mary's taking on 23rd ranked san diego state in phoenix, johnson, tears through the lane, finishes with a big dunk, tied at 39. it was st. mary's day, they controlled most of the game, that's mitchell saxon, too strong, they win 68-61, they are 8-3. southbay rivalry, santa clara hosting san jose state, close game in the second, justice of the broncos, left wing three, justice served. he had 25, santa clara had a six-point lead on the spartans took over, using his size, nice footwork for the big man, up and in, it was the omari moore show for san jose state with 23 and the spartans ran away with it down the stretc

inaudible] laguna honda settlement agreement, um -- his article noted 18 years ago in 2004, san francisco long-term care [inaudible] benson [inaudible] [inaudible] healing commission that laguna honda is a scyllo, when they were trying to break down various scyllos within the health department. to facilitate the [inaudible] project in laguna honda. and were will showed knowing laguna honda is required to comply with cms's [inaudible] if regulations. which are a scyllo. you long ignored nadell's warning in 2004 and failed to follow cms's regulations, which lead to [inaudible] decertified by cms in 2022. which is this commission's own fault. remember that. while you were considering your closed session. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> one more hand. of >> a person on the line let us know you are there. >> hi. doctor theresa palm are again >> you got 3 minutes. >> i just -- you know commissioner bernal points out that it is the state who licenses. can we can we unify to ask the govern and our state representatives to. doctor palmer it is about closed session. we can allow it. why this is getting w

look at these lows in san francisco. all week long upper 30s and low 40s to start. through the inland valleys, also temperatures near freezing all this week. daytime highs staying in the 50s as well. this december weather is what we want to be seeing, and the long range outlook shows january looking promising as well. >> it is nice to get a little bit of a break this week and have some sunshine. >> i agree. >> and recalibrate and get ready for the next one. >> when i saw the sun, i was happy for that too. >> need to dry out. >>> coming up, the golden gloens set to return to tv, and we know the hey! if we want to build the future, we'r're going toto need s some thingsgs. like a a high-speeeed inteternet connenection that can t turn my ideas intoto reality.. lilike the skikills to becece ththe world's s most powewerful coderer. way momore space to collaboborate. throrough projecect up, comcast t is commmmitting $1b1b to opepen doors fofor ththe next geneneration to buildld a future e of ununlimited popossibilitiei. your b brain is anan

long it's going to take you right now. the maze pretty backed up. we're looking at from san minutes to make that drive. and it's 30 minutes if you're traveling along 5.80, as well. so they're both pretty much backed up walking down towards the maze. about 30 minutes there. and then if you're traveling along, 24 wanna creek down to 5.80, just under 30 minutes. stephanie. james, back to you. all right. thank you very much. rain 8.49. is the time. >> making news this morning. the cdc is now planning on testing wastewater for polio in more communities. so the agency has already been testing in new york state where it found that the polio virus was present in 5 counties. the cdc says the wastewater testing will help in places where low polio vaccination coverage is there and adds that the risk to the public right now still because keep in mind, more than 92% of americans were vaccinated against polio in their childhood. >> and today's rain storm is much needed because nearly 20% of california's urban water agencies could soon face serious shortages of water. that's according to a

julius goodrich hosts as we tackle the biggest issues in san francisco. >>> the long-awaited part extension is taking some key steps forward but it is coming at a price. some long time, small businesses downtown could get squeezed out. they just approved a plan to seize properties . several affected businesses on santa clara street would get fair market value for their property and relocation assistance. lin mary ramirez says there should be another way that doesn't involve bulldozing his business. ovghshif that was os÷ fit strn more than 30 years ago. now he and his four brothers are co-owners of three taqueria's including this one at third and santa clara in downtown san jose. it is a favorite among modern foodies and traditional customers. the brothers wanted to expand the bakery but now they are worried about just hanging on to what they have. the authority board has authorized using eminent domain to take over properties needed to extend part and the bakery is in the target zone . the plan is to buy the land and remove the building for the new underground station on santa clara street.

. >> reporter: griner will undergo a medical evaluation in san antonio and at long last be reunited with her family her release was part of a one for one prisoner swap with the "merchant of death." the biden administration was hoping to negotiate a deal to also include the release of paul whelan, an american security executive serving 16 years in a russian penal county on charges of spying. the u.s. strongly denies the allegation in a statement, they say the early warning allowed them to mentally prepare for a public disappointment paul's brother david whelan spoke to nbc's lester holt about what more could have been done. >> do you that i more could have been done? >> i think at this point, no. i think the u.s. government has really run through all of its options, and i think the challenge for our family is to wait and see what other options the u.s. can drum up >> reporter: paul whelan's russian lawyer said negotiations continue and he could be freed in an exchange within months, but ift's unclear what he base that on. an official only said that diplomatic channels remain open. >>> the

julius goodrich hosts as we take a look at some big ideas to tackle the biggest issues in san francisco. >>> the long-awaited part extension is taking some key steps forward but it is coming at a price. some long time sml businessow get squeezed out. the vta just approved a plan to seize properties. several affected businesses on santa clara street would get fair market value for their property and relocation assistance. len ramirez says there should be another way that doesn't involve bulldozing his business. >> reporter: when jos÷ first strapped on an apron, he was new to the country and working the overnight shift. >> we learned the way of the business. >> reporter: that was more than 30 years ago. now he and his four brothers are co-owners of three taqueria's including this one at third and santa clara in downtown san jose. it is a favorite among modern foodies and traditional customers. >> it is in your blood, right? it is in your dna. >> reporter: the brothers wanted to expand the bakery but now they are worried about just hanging on to what they have. the authority board has authorized using e

incr san francisco. not for long. the storm is just hours away. it will not be drive for long. this will start moving in after midnight. gusty winds. localized flooding. when gusts up to 45 miles per hour. a chance for isolated thunderstorms. this storm will surge direction. all parts of the bay area will be wet. many will be receiving heavy downpours. per hour. still stormy with just a little bit of a break before the next wave of stormy weather comes in tomorrow night. sunday will be another wet day. a wind advisory tomorrow. objects around. and can cause power outages. we could see tomorrow. expect white out conditions. some lingering showers. tuesday, sunny skies. chilly weather. barely reach 50 degrees for highs. tomorrow taken lightly. tree limbs may fall. objects to get blown around. there could be power outages. if you have to go out, be cautious. >> the good news is we have desperately needed a pattern like this for a while. thank you so much. >> tonight we are looking to next year. next year. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your hear

. >> have been canceled at san jose airport today. you can see here long lines as people try to get to there luggage and trying to find out any information they could. it's really been a mask on. first, justin campbell is at san jose's airport. and i know you've been talking to people, justin, you probably talking to some very frustrated people. >> yeah, that's right. you hear some of the stories from people here. they traveled from far away and they are upset at what happened here so far today at san jose airport, 150 southwest cancellations. look at the video. you can see long lines here. but this started on christmas. it's not as long as it was yesterday. a lot of people here being told they won't be rebooked until after the new year. also, another problem is luggage. the line here is not a line at luggage, but there is so much luggage in the baggage claim area waiting for people to pick it up when that will happen. we don't know. i spoke to a person here that came here to watch the forty-niners game along with their family stock now in san jose. listen

. >>> coming up, no criminals won't be the only ones with long faces in san francisco. you'll meet the police department's newest four linkage recruits when we come back. >>> coming up on the cbs evening news, more than vietnam, afghanistan, and iraq combined, >>> coming up at 5:00, a former chp commander, found dead, thousands of miles away. how it might be connected to the murder of her husband. we got that story with more with liz cook and ryan yamamoto. >>> members of the police department would like to present the city's newest unit. expect this is not a job to take lightly. both horses and ofcein the mounted unit must be courageous. we are excited to welcome you to the san francisco police department mounted unit. to >> a good time to find us and duke. horses considered for are at the top of their game . >> ge animals. by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight a deadly coast to coast storm heads east as millions brace for a dangerous wave of tornadoes, snow and ice. tornadoes touched down for a second day in a row in the deep south destroying neighborhoods, killing a mother an

been stranded in san jose. >> and that is a long time, that's a long time to be stuck. >> reporter: the cancellations meant they needed a hotel. they say the first night cost them 160 bucks. the next night, 130, and then they found a cheaper spot for $98 a night. after all six nights in san jose, that i spent about $682 on lodging alone. stephen says they get the food costs to $40 per day for six days, that's another $240. in total, this flight mare has cut that at least 922. >> neither of us are doing well financially. that is a big hardship for us. >> reporter: a statement, southwest said they plan to quote return to normal operations on friday, december 30th. southwest also wants to travel disruption webpage where customers can request a refund for canceled flights. >> we just went to now to look to see what might be available here today, for this. and there was not anything. >> reporter: there went missing close the time nonsense monday. because the bags and all of stephen's possessions were checked in for the flight and they haven't seen them since. >> is not clear what's really go

san francisco hospital. the toys were even blessed by the st. francis memorial chaplain. >> we have a longanding relationship with san francisco my for many reasons, we bring patients -- saint francis for many reasons, we bring patients here, and it is a winnable way that they get back to the -- wonderful way that they give back to the community. kristen: volunteers and the arin aus to bless the fncco holidays for thousands of children. workers are putting the finishing touches on these gift bags filled with toys. they will be distributed to the children in the community on tuesday. glide through wish lists in hopes of making dreams come true. >> everything from dogs and cooking sets and teapots to balls and stuffed animals, toys and bags, bikes, it is really fun. kristen: the nonprofits as many families are struggling financially this year. without the generosity of donors, they fear some children might have gone without toys this christmas. dan: world news tonight with david near as next. we appreciate your time. i am dan ashley. i am dan ashley. kriste ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure

for a studio apartment in san francisco they thought that was a grand ferry building had a competition to hire an architecture and choose a young aspiring architect and in the longrancisco had grand plans for this transit station. so he proposed the beautiful new building i wanted it wider, there is none tonight. than that actually is but the price of concrete quitclaim two how and was not completed and killed. but it opened a greater claim and became fully operational before 1898 and first carriages and horses for the primary mode of transportation but market street was built up for serve tram lines and streetcars could go up to the door to embarcadero to hospitals and mission street up to nob hill and the fisherman's area. and then the earthquake hit in 190 six the ferry building collapsed the only thing had to be corrected once the facade of the tower. and 80 percent of the city would not survive the buildings collapsed the streets budges and the trams were running and buildings had to highland during the fire after the actuate tried to stop the mask fire in the city so think of a dennis herrera devastation of a cable car they were a mess the streets were tor

bags that are just sitting here from airports from all over the country , just looking at long beach, denver, san diego, the list goes on. it is pretty quiet here right now . by the number of bags you see here behind me, you can bet it will be a busy one tomorrow in oakland. >> absolutely. if you are a southwest customer, who isn't, or if you are still stuck, or know someone who is, here is what travel experts say to do, don't wait on southwest to try and book another flight with another airline. second, keep all of your receipts. southwest promises all customers, even those who made alternate arrangements on their own, would be quote, taken care of. third, try an international customer service line. experts say, those weight lines are drastically shorter than domestic ones. lastly, you are entitled to get rebooked on a flight for no additional cost, even if it is a few days later. >>> on to twitter, maybe bouncing back from whatever bug triggered global outages on the platform. for the last couple of hours , many users have been getting this error message you see there, especially on the desktop

for a studio apartment in san francisco they thought that was a grand ferry building had a competition to hire an architecture and choose a young aspiring architect and in the longrancisco had grand plans for this transit station. so he proposed the beautiful new building i wanted it wider, there is none tonight. than that actually is but the price of concrete quitclaim two how and was not completed and killed. but it opened a greater claim and became fully operational before 1898 and first carriages and horses for the primary mode of transportation but market street was built up for serve tram lines and streetcars could go up to the door to embarcadero to hospitals and mission street up to nob hill and the fisherman's area. and then the earthquake hit in 190 six the ferry building collapsed the only thing had to be corrected once the facade of the tower. and 80 percent of the city would not survive the buildings collapsed the streets budges and the trams were running and buildings had to highland during the fire after the actuate tried to stop the mask fire in the city so think of a dennis herrera devastation of a cable car they were a mess the streets were tor

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this has been a long community lead process. >> open space is something we have been doing in san francisco for a long time. connectivity we have to the waterfront and san francisco is important. i can't wait to experience it as a residents and district supervisor. [music] >> one more statement. we are the one. that is our first single that we made. that is our opinion. >> i can't argue with you. >> you are responsible please do not know his exact. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> i had a break when i was on a major label for my musical career. i took a seven year break. and then i came back. i worked in the library for a long time. when i started working the san francisco history centre, i noticed they had the hippie collection. i thought, if they have a hippie collection, they really need to have a punk collection as well. so i talked to the city archivist who is my boss. she was very interested. one of the things that i wanted to get to the library was the avengers collection. this is definitely a valuable poster. because it is petty bone. it has that weird look because it was framed. it had somethi

one more day in a penal colony for brittney was a good outcome. >> and so griner remains in san antonio, how long she stays there according to the state department is up to her and her family, ana. >> at this point what is the outlook for paul whelan? what more could russia want? >> we have heard directly from paul whelan. he spoke exclusively to our colleague. he is frustrated, worried. says there is a chance he may never come home but the u.s. will continue to try to find a way to bring him home, to continue those conversations with the russians. we are told those conversations continue. that they are looking for creative solutions for different combinations to try to get whelan home. we did hear from president putin himself saying that more swaps are possible. he confirmed those conversations do continue. the white house, john kirby who we just heard from has said they are not back to square one but there is clearly a reset here. cnn reported exclusively back in august the russian has asked for a russian in german custody, a convicted murderer and as recently as yesterday, a senior administrat

the plane carrying brittney griner landed in san antonio capping the months' long campaign to free her from russian detention. >> what's your mood? >> happy. >> reporter: this video is from russian state media. it shows the wnba star leaving russian penal colony before the controversial prison swap with convicted russian arms dealer viktor bout in abu dhabi. >> after months of being detained in intolerable circumstances, brittney will be back in the arms of her loved ones. >> reporter: she was serving a nine year sentence after authorities in russia found less than a gram of cannabis oil in her possess at a moscow airport in february. >> the most important emotion is sincere gratitude. >> reporter: since, the u.s. has been demanding release of griner and another american paul whelan jailed in russia for nearly four years on espionage charges. >> this was not a choice of which american to bring home. the choice was one or none. >> reporter: devastated, whelan's brother says the biden administration made the right decision. >> the math will not work out for paul to come home soon. >> rep

. >>> it could be another long night in san mateo, right now, the city has no mayor. the city council is meeting again tonight to try to resolve the heated debate over whether or not to appoint one. so, monday's meeting lasted until 3:00 i am. to new councilmembers blocked the appointment of a new mayor, saying they want to fill a vacant seat on the council first. but, the would be mayor , councilmember lee says it is her turn to lead, per city rules. >> it is 2:30, 4:30, we are still having this discussion. i think we have passed the definition of insanity a couple of hours ago. >> the city council is meeting right now after taking some time to think about the decision. stay tuned, we will fill you in. >>> the luger from the usual tiebreaker rencontre custer county once a recount. the richmond city council said it was an exact time. cesar zepeda was declared victor over andrew budd after the city clerk randomly drew his name out of that red bag, you can see there. look at that pick both candidates expressed dissatisfaction with the process, saying that voters did not

san jose this year. drivers i want to exercise caution on busy streets. >> people are driving way too fast. a change in driver behavior would go a long way towards improving safety in our streets. >> tributes to maria have poured in from the greater san jose community, honoring her work and spirit, including mayor sam accardo, who praised her work fighting for the health and well-being of immigrant families in this neighborhood. she is leaving behind shoes that can only be filled by the entire community working together. >> she built a network that was not about her. it was about us. and, the beautiful thing is that she spent the past 22 years in our community building leadership and that is what she will leave behind. so, there is a vibrant network of leadership among people who are really living in poverty. >> reporter: maria was also working to expand the operating hours activities provided at a nearby newscenter. and once it is up and running they plan to name it in maria's memory. >>> to former twitter employees are suing the company, claiming mass layoff that happened last month targeted female employees. twitters new owner, el

long. low 50s for san francisco. thursday a very cloudy day. ong-range models are showing dry conditions. >>> if you have been wanting to do a ski trip, this is the first weekend that looks very favorable. i can major the sierra tahoe area will be packed this weekend. plan ahead. maybe get your airbnb in advance. >>> daytime highs are still in the low 50s for inland. as well as the north bay. >>> for now, over to you jocelyn. >>> good tips there. we are going to start with the altemonte pass. >>> a 42-minute drive heading from 205 over to 680. you can see the red there. >>> a bit of a back-up there. getting even busier as the morning gets underway. >>> we are going to report another accident. this is actually near the last accident we were talking about just a little bit ago on 6890 going northbound. this is before exit 46 b. so a couple of accidents in that areach just keep that in mind if you are heading that way. >>> let's give you a look at the san mateo bridge. busier if you are heading westbound there. it is about a 1-minute drive from 880

. >>> sonoma county just approved $4 million in funding for short-term and long-term housing. san mateo county leaders also approved $2.4 million to keep shelters of rote and find services for the homeless. >> there is a huge homeless population that we do not see on the streets. they are in the car, they are on hard times they do not have mental issues or drug issues. they have just lost their job and it is very sad. i think those are the hidden homeless. >> heartbreaking story tonight. >>> many people are shocked and saddened after hearing of the suicide of stephen "twitch" boss pay the 40-year-old professional dancer rose to fame on the show, "so you think you can dance". he was a dj on ellen. stephen boss had the nickname twitch because he just stopped moving. emotional tributes and outpouring reaction is flooding social media. the posts are from family and friends. they are from fans. twitch shot himself in a los angeles hotel room yesterday. his wife allison issued a statement saying he was the backbone of their family and the best husband and father. those he worked with ha